Sentence examples for wider perceived from inspiring English sources

Carey's comments reflect a wider perceived bias against the Christian faith that is fast becoming an election issue because of a spate of recent court decisions.

That is coupled with a wider perceived threat posed by Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and its north African affiliates.

But what he went looking for, and the way he wrote about what he saw and felt, redefined the way the intellectual world – and then the wider world – perceived the city".

It wasn't long before the wide angles perceived by westward travelers were photographed in panoramic form.

This study was prepared as a reaction to a wide gap perceived in sustainable development research in a phase of commercialization.

A total of 26 diverse outcome measures were found within the included studies (range 3 9) acknowledging the wide-ranging perceived effects of CBE programmes.

Yet all of these signs were largely unheeded by wider society: all perceived to be a black problem.

When others in the party hierarchy then also discovered the insertion, there was at least one threat to resign over the lack of wider consultation and perceived change in the agreed tone of the whole manifesto.

Qualitative methods may better capture the wider effects of perceived staffing deficiencies on team morale and the working atmosphere.

It was hoped that this approach would generate a wider range of perceived barriers and issues compared with participants responding to a fixed system design.

But he insisted that the changes were not instituted to compete with the perceived wide-openness of the XFL, the World Wrestling Federation-NBC football league that is to start play in February.